Noad Work To Start Rail Line North Of City
Weather permitting work begins on railroad construction near Greeley. The Denver Laramie line north of Creeley opens camp and machines for March 1 start. Burlington branch Hudson to Greeley to be finished soon. work already at Hudson. Union Pacific LaSalle to Fort Collins line grade and bridges ready with ties and rails to be laid early spring.
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Greeley
Denver-Laramie
Creeley
Burlington
Hudson
Uniom Pacific
LaSalle
Fort Collins
Seme
Colonial Party Hosted by Daughters of the American Revolution
The D A R hosted a Colonial party on Wednesday at the city library assembly room decorated with flags and bunting. Members dressed as Colonial figures with powdered hair while the Sons of the American Revolution attended. Judge J T Jacobs delivered an address on Weld county, and Mrs Louise Wricht sang an old ballad before refreshments.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revoluton
J. T. Jacobs
Forte
Weld
Louise Wricht
Mrs Higby Dies of Pneumonia in Greeley
Mrs Higby, a longtime Greeley resident 30 years, died at home after a two week illness from pneumonia. Survived by four children including W. Rameey of Los Angeles and Mrs Robert Kendel of Murtaugh. Daughters from Idaho, two sisters, and Chiia B. Higby also listed. Funeral at 1:45 PM Sunday at the home.
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Highs
Nre Higby
Creele
Higby
Bhen
W. Rameey
Los Angeles
Robert Kendel
Murtaugh
Ida
A. EB. Carlton
Boise
Chiia B. Higby
Greeley
Greeley High Drops Fast Game to Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan high school defeated Greeley 46 to 2 in Fort Morgan on Friday. Morton Balch starred for Greeley in place of Padget with strong basket throwing. The game featured a close start but the Morgan floor different affected Greeley’s play.
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Greeley
Fort Morg
Morgan
Morton Balch
Padget
Fort Morgan Greeley Henderson
Eaton Lamb
M. Balch
Turner Hawthorne
Sawyer Berowne
Gladston
H. Balch Horne
McDill
Card Club Entertainment at Mrs Nolin’s Home
Mrs Jesse Nolin entertained the ladies of the 1910 card club at her home on Friday afternoon. Nine members and three guests played 500 with Mr Ella Weekly winning first prize and Mrs Ben Nolin second prize. Guests included Mrs Will Fields Mrs Ben Nolin and Mrs Lee Sterling. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon.
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Card Club
Jesse Nolin
Fternoon
Ella Weekly
Ben Nolin
Will Fields
Lee Sterling
Unclear OCR event in LaSalle area involving Ferrill family
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Mary Ferrill and Wesley Ferrill with an event in Denver this week. Names and places are uncertain due to damaged OCR.
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Lou
Frank Young
Ghd
Helle Crone
LaSalle Rao Magi
Mary Ferrill
Wuhide
Wesley Ferrill
Denver
Portage Five Defeats Arrows in Greeley Exhibition
Portage Wisconsin five outplayed the Arrows in a 43 to 37 win at the armory. Ebert, six four, and Sheppard starred for Portage while Brush Hall and Granny Hamnett led Greeley scorers. The visitors showcased teamwork, speed changes, and disciplined defense to earn the victory.
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Greeley
Portage
Wis
Armory
Arrows
Brush
Sheppard
Brooks
Ebert
Carl Hall
Granny
Hamnett
Ben
Comer
Cooper
Real estate transfers list with various deed entries
Warranty deeds show transfers from Daniel L Aldredge to Eadora Goodwin and others. Several parcels in Greeley, Windsor and Milliken change hands for amounts from 1 to 16000 dollars. Additional notes reference records and co properties including Bowmans Add Windsor and SE blocks in 28 2 67.
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Daniel L. Aldredge
Eadora Goodwin
John Brown
James C. Robertson
Edward
Emma M. Bryan
Charles D. Todd
Greeley
W. H. Brown
Denver-Laramie
W. H. Barden
G. W. Buckendorf
P. L. Hudson
J. Carfrae
Francis Nelson Crippen
Kuner
D. GC. Cramer
W. M
W. H. Davis
Theodorea A. Bennett
Thomas Keeley
Joseph H. Shane
Bowman
Windsor
C. L. Wight
Milliken
Roger
Louise Parkin
H. G. Dailey
Union Colony Pioneers Hold Annual Meeting in Greely
The Union Colony Pioneers convened on February 22 with record attendance. John Leavy presided in place of Henry T. West who resigned and moved to Caldwell Idaho. New officers include J F Fezer as president and A A Woodbury as vice president. A revival of the colony is planned with a fall reunion and banquet.
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Union Colony Pioneers
John Leavy
Henry T. West
West
Greeley
Caldwell
Ida
J. F. Fezer
Calvin Thomas
A. A. Woodbury
I. W. Putnam
Ovid Plumb
Ralph Hilton
EB. Witter
Calvin Randolph
N. W. Hall
A. White
H. T. West
J. Max Clark
Thomas Stimson
W. B. Woodruff
George Shepherd
Helen Hapgood
Mary Eaton
A. D. Preston
A. Morley
I. H. Paine
Susan la Grange
D. B. Carlton
Abagail Dunham
R. D. Miller
Union Colonist Society
J. J. Armstrong
Salome Armstrong
H. E. Atkinson
Sharon Atkinson
Richard Armstrong
Frank J. Annis
J. A. Alcorn
E. H. Abbott
Marion Belle Abbott
C. H. Adams
Arthur W. Atkinson
W. A. Brownell
Job E. Brownell
David Boyd
E. E. Baker
Co. S. Brockway
Jackman Baxter
Frank Baxter
J. Birdsall
L. C. Baker
H. M. Baker
J. L. Brush
Robert Boyd
Richard Burke
Alonzo Beetham
Charlies G. Buckingham
Elizabeth Beetham
W. M. Boomer
Pauline M. Boomer
L. S. Carpenter
A. K. Clark
H. G. Clark
Delphus Carpenter
Charles Camp
Rose A. Camp
Bertha Couzens
Martha Carpenter
Claud C. Clark
D. R. Clark
Lottie Camfield
Louis Dupree
W. M. Darling
Fred Presser
Elsie DeVine
Anna G. Dunham
E. L. Dunham
Charles DeVine
Asa Decker
H. M. DeVoule
Mort Darling
Abbey S. Darling
B. H. Eaton
B. G. Eaton
J. F. Ferrer
William Foote
J. M. Freeman
Alex Ferguson
Ella Foley
A. M. Green
A. EB. Gipson
M. J. Hogarty
B. A. Haynes
H. N. Haynes
CO. Howard
E. P. House
C. Hawes
Mary Hawes
Daniel Hawkes
Martha C. Hawkes
Mary Hancock
James Hotchkiss
Co. N. Holmes
R. L. Hall
Will P. Hearty
Benjamin W. Hilton
George
Wedding Gifts Disappear After Cahill-Stevens Wedding
After Miss Nellie Cahill and Elmer Stevens wed, guests left gifts in a room at Mrs Cahill's cafe. The couple then traveled to LaSalle by train for departure to the east. Upon returning the wedding presents were missing.
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Nellie Cahill
Elmer Stevens
Wattenberg to Build 30 000 Bushel Elevator
Wattenberg will start work on a grain elevator with a 30 000 bushels per day capacity. The structure is being built by a syndicate with many elevators in Iowa and Nebraska. A wagon bridge is under construction east of the Platte, and Wattenberg will gain a sewer system with street grading under way.
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Wattenberg
Iowa
Nebraska
Platte River
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Mrs M D Brooks Visits Denver For Short Stay
Mrs M D Brooks is in Denver for a few days as she conducts brief travels and attends local engagements.
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M. D. Brooks
Denver
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Mary Law
Maud Leavy
A. D. Moodie
Ralph Meeker
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Marsh
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W. R. McAllister
W. R. McClellan
W. M. McClellan
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M. C. Mattesans
Rosene Meeker
E. A. Miller
W. K. McAllister
Mabel S. Marsh
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P. W. Putnam
Mary A. Putnam
H. B. Pollock
W. E. Pator
J. D. Potter
Lawrence Pollock
Ellen A. Paine
B. B. Putnam
Emily F. W
Robert Steele
J. W. Sanborn
Louise Shepard
H. Thomas
C. H. Thomas
William Thompson
K. Thompson
S. K. Thompson
J. A. Taylor
John S. Titcomb
Vera Laura Thomas
Thurza H. Thomas
George H. West
Edna West
Charles A. White
E. M. Witter
J. A. Woodbury
H. C. Watson
Fred Williams
L. B. Willard
H. M. Williams
Eugene Williams
Thomas W. Wilson
Cc. H. Wheeler
Daniel Witter
Henry T. West, Jr
Dorman White
Elmira C. White
L. L. Wyatt
Martha H. Wyatt
Homer White
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W. C. Williams
J. B. Wright
S. B. Wright
Mattie Wadlin
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